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2017-08-02 | AZLumberjack |
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2017-06-27 | rwstorm |
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2008-10-25 | rwstorm |
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 | | Hermit's Peak
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| | Rio Valdez Trail #224
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| | Fort Union National Monument
23.0 mi away
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| | Larkspur Trail #260
23.6 mi away
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 | | Pecos National Historical Park
23.8 mi away
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| | Holy Ghost Creek
23.9 mi away
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| | Stewart Lake
24.0 mi away
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The Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railroad built this luxury hotel in 1881 as a resort destination for train travelers. Hot Springs on the property along the Gallinas River was the major draw. Closed as a hotel in 1903 and had various tenants over the years. The building and 100 acres of land Was purchased by Armand Hammer in 1981 for use as a United World College campus. Underwent a massive restoration in 2000-2001. It is an imposing 90,000 square foot building in Queen Anne style constructed with locally quarried red sandstone and slate. Tours are available through the school or from a tour guide service in nearby Las Vegas.
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